Remember the porn networks that tried to get you to download their software to connect, and then it ended up being a dialer to a 900 number?

I guess you’re too young to remember the good old days of dogpile searching on four engines within one page.

I know that they started a lot of philanthropic corporate efforts and encourage companies they work with to follow suit. Their CEO has also been vocal on LGBTQ+, abortion, and gender pay gap issues.

Salesforce as a company ranks as one of the good ones, at least so far.

What do you use the second peen for?

Yeah, this is how shields and armor were made, as planishing doesn’t thin out the metal so much.

It’s a low friction way to set up a home server with NAS and docker containers. The “Unraid” portion is the configuration that lets you set up an “array” with parity drive(s), but without striping so each disk has a complete filesystem and files accessible even when removed from the array. Everything can be managed through a web UI, and there’s a robust “app store” of docker containers.

The downside is that it’s not free, and they recently moved towards monthly/yearly licensing and increased the cost of new lifetime licenses.

I ended up taking my unsupported computer and turned it into an Unraid server. Bought some refurb enterprise drives on eBay to get it set up, and now I have an awesome home media server/NAS.

One could argue they still haven’t

It looks like the media player is open source, but the media server is not.

I also bought the lifetime license a while ago, and am also happy with that purchase.

If the door exists, then it can be opened

The cloud is just someone else’s computer

In the US, at least, there are two levels of medical emergency responders. An EMT is a basic first responder, and receives 170-200 hours of training. A paramedic has more advanced training (1200-1800) and is able to perform more procedures and administer medicine. Most ambulance crews are one EMT and one paramedic.

CIA/FBI/NSA agents

Not excusing the practice, but I’m pretty sure Boox products use a highly customized version of the android kernel to work better with eInk screens. It’s not as simple as just using the latest AOSP for them. Sadly, this also seems to be standard across all eInk Android tablets, though it looks like at least some Boox products use Android 12, while most of the space is stuck on Android 11.

I hope it’s not just me, but that thumbnail gives me goatse vibes

If it’s in a hospital setting any medication given likely needs an MD order.

Not sure where you are getting your info from. I play on PS5.

Probably just playing the game.

It never required a 3rd party launcher, just a PSN account to link to a Steam account.